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Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-04-01
IMPROVED FARMS FOR RENT

On Rec and YicnitI cive~s, Wichita eOuntj
IN s. 20 $40 acre ira IS. Rich so I, h9slthfi
climate, well tiled K ige gOrh5Cds, aeEr Fol
Worth and Irnver EaiIeoat. I'D tenant
literally treated. Addre
JOHN G. ia les
President Panhandle National Bank, Il lch
t2ils, iexds.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-04-01

a charming travelling costume worn
by one OF the early departures for Europe
had g plain skirt OF darz eIectric-blue
MORE, drsped with cashmere Of the same
shade; the tight, round waist had hand
kerchief fronts crossing over g. vest Of
m0ire, and full sleeves gathered at the
elbow to deep MORE cuffs. The waist
was belted with watered ribbon. The
long coat, reaching to the hem of the
skirt, was of heYy blue cancels hair lined
with brown fur, and the turban was of
the same material trimmed with the fur.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-04-01

NCDIJOIIC DEBILITY, spermatorrhaea,l
NCnVOUO seminal Losses, ght ennis
siOns loss of vital powers, SkeRplessness, de
Ondency, loss of memory confusion OF
ideas, blur before the e. es, lassstHse. languor,
glOomIness depressiO- Of spiriir. az sion to
society, easily discouraged, lack { cOnH5e Ice.
dull, tstless, unfit for sRdy or business and
finds life GVrden, SAFELY, Fz1lMANENTLY
AND PRIVATELY CURED
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-04-01
Over $1,000 Patients Successfully
Treated in IS Years,

largo proportion of whom had previously
been sick for years, after unsuc essful treat
ment by the best PHYSICIANS of al ,chOols, diff
ferenG sanit5rtums, various natural resorts, etc.
Each physician connected with this insti u,e
has MS specially, therefor" acquires much
greater proficiency in that speciality than those
VINO profess o cure everything.
a4-6end stamp for pamphlet.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-04-01
WHITE FLOWER;
OR.
THE COMANCHE'S DREAM.
a Romance Of Savage .Chivalry and
Texan VaIor in the Days
Of Slavery.
Bg al ate COZ. Y. z. G. JrDsoN

(NEO BUNTLNE.)
Copyright, 1887, by William Cauldwen. 81
rights reserved.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-04-01

IIpINIhDN FTBSEY and Bladder trou-
UnllNHn Dles weak baCB, burning
urine, freqU5nrV OF urlnaG.Fg, gOnOrrhCea
gleet, C stitis etc. promptly and safely cured
Charges reasonable
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-04-01

1t was nearly night. The rangers had
made their camp upon the branch OF the
San Saba before spoken of, in the COM
.mencement of the last chapter. And it
was well they had so good camping
place, for they sorely needed rest.
Some Of them were bathing their tired
limbs in the clear waters of the little
stream; others were cooking food st
their cheerful camp fires; still others
were guardinZ the horses which were
cropping the luxuriant and tender grass
by the water side.
But central group, standing beneath
the wi9e spreading limbs of huge tree,
demands our immediate attention.
1t consisted of Major Mccullough; the
planter, Mr.. Delorme; his daughter
Stella, and Lagona, the young Comanche
chief.
Near the latter, needing no restraint
for they would not leave their master
stood his two horses.
And never did man look more noble
than he. as he stood there with his arms
folded across his chest-his tall form as
erect as the lance which leaned against
his shoulder-his look more proud and
fearless than ever an emperor dare to
wear.
"Noble chief! twice you have saved my
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-04-01

BLOOD AND SKIN Pr e. 5 d, :yPa b
most horrible Ia Ks fesults--cOmpleIe.o, eradi-
cBted without theErae mercury; scrofula,
erysipelas, fever, sOreo blot hes, pimpes, nj
RS, pains II the head ara bones, syptlitfA.
sore throat, mouth and tongue, rheumatism, ca 4
tarrh etc, PERMANEN ILY CURED WHEN
OTIIERS HAVE FAILED
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-23
raR sEvsxra DAr BAPrisr..
Il Has Been Decided to Cali In Third udgs
to settle the Controversy.

~ n1o neen Decloe0 TO Call IN Third Judge
to Settle the Controversy.
The court heard argument on Tuesday
afternoon and this morning Of all cases on the
common pleas and orphans court lists ready
for argument, and are now in the quarter
sessions list
There is probability Of an early adjudica.
ton Of the Seventh Day Bsptists' troubles
Every fourth year trustees are elected, and
last January at the election held each faction
returned to the court rival sets of trustees
The same difficulty presented itself -
formerly existed on account of the diviaIon
Of our jndges q to who were the legally
elected trustees The trustees ofesch faction
presented their bonds for the approval OF the
court and the court granted rules in each case
to show cause which one OF the bonds should
be approved. The rules were called for
argument this morning and the court an.
nounced that counsel interested should en-.
deavor to agree upon ajudge from neighbor-
yet has been agreed upon, but 1t is probable
that judge will be agreed upon in . few
days
The e1NrELL1GENCER advocated this step
few years ago when our judges disagreed,
but 1t was not thought proper to heed the
suggestion made then.
Sarah Trostle Seiverling, wife Of Henry
Seiverling, OF Earl township, was granted the
benefits Of the act Of assembly given to mar.
ried women the benefit Of their separate
earnings
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DAArHA.


BRIMMER--ln this city, on the I'd inst, Her
man r.. only son Of John y. and Mary n. bIim
mer, aged years and months.
The relatives and friends Ct the family are re
spectfully invited to attend the funeral from tn
residence OF his parents. No. lao North Duke
street, on Thursday afternoon at 5 O'Clock. In
torment private.
TNxoSs-March 20. 1887. in Bart township
Lancaster county, CathartLe Timmons, ia her
seth year.
Funeral from her late residence at Nine
Points. Bart township. on Thursday morning,
March "a, ats O'Clock. Interment in the ceme
terry Of the German Reformed church, Lancas.
tor, Pa. The friends ana relatives are respect.
fu ly req uested to attend. mar2l 2td<v
HRoRsER In this city, on the 2lst inst. Catha.
rtne H. wife OF Henry Hegener, in the 10th year
OF her age.
The relatives and friends OF the family are re-
spectfuliy invited to attend the funeral from
the residence OF her husband, No. lis South
Queen street. on Thursday morning at O'Clock
High Mass at ST. Mary's church at $50 O'Clock
lnterment at st. Joseph's cemetery. 2td
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9p ~ - $500 lslasss tAssr
- Il nSo - ssIen4 - hnvy gua
: - - - s..sI q - ~. ss's ss'a p''P'riss NJ
Essc, Bodinc 4 Co, PhslaAslpAia soss
1gokoel have iseusd On asteohms6t eeninst
JoDO end John Hunter for debe q 80 oO0
which, u 10 claimed, was fraudulsntly In.
soy nosss forged in the name Of James
Ma Henrietta Baker, Of PhilsdslphiA 10
the sole heir to the estate Of her mother,
Ann H. FAlea, wAich ID estimated at 8, ,00o,.
The First Presbyterian church, Of Norris.
town have unanimously decided to extend
. call 70 Rev. Thomas r. Beelser, Of Scran.
ton, at salary Of e 900.
According 70 the Philsdelghie TIMES, n Y
the Central transportation company Will be
dropped, and an amicable settlement reached.
Governor Beaver signed the much amended
Traction bill No. 26 ON Tuesday morning and
before the ink was dry the news was known
eli through the legislature.
Michael Mccullough died Ia Pittsburg on
Tuesday. He was born In Ireland eighty.
one years ago and his wealth 10 variously
estimated at from $1,000, 900 to e3. .0OO, 900 He
Tough, DAlxell & Co. manufacturers Of steel
melting crucibiea He leaves . wife, but no
children.
The annual election for directors OF the
Pennsylvania railroad company resulted in
the reelection OF the old board. All gen eral
passes Of the company will be taken up
after April l. II IL possible that when free
passes are handed in, In response to the call
for their return, they would re mark ed good
for use In the state In which they were Is
sued. Trip passes may be issued to points
In the state without violation Of the inter
etate commerce bill.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-23
Death OF DR.. Barton Evans.

DR.. Barton Evans, prominent citizen of
Wrightsville, where he had resided for sixty
years, died on Monday afternoon, after an
illness OF six days, aged 81 years. lie was
born near Churchtown, Lancaster county.
He served for many years as director and
president OF the Columbia National bank, and
at the time OF his death was director OF the
First National bank Of Wrightsville. One
sister. Margaret, aged 81 years, survives him.
He retired from practice 40 years ago. His
wife and only child died five years ago. The
funeral services take place at his residence or
TLufsday.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-23
xArs zossxrn,s ArrsAx...scs..

....sIr .ssSd Pay 70 Rather Small
I'VE AuAisnoa
Sfefho audience which greeted Mias Kate
Essyth upon her first visit to this NY -
G1ns, Lest night, was BY no means large The
house Wao mot one-third filled, and the gal
lery Wns almost entirely destitute OF occu.
psntA There were several reasons for the
small attendance. It II now Lent there Ii
considerable opposition ct low prices, and
Miss Forsyth's were rather high for an
actress whose name u no more familiar than
hers to the amusement lovers Of this city.
The play presented was "Faithful HeartA "
{ II y ono Of great merit and II destined
70 become popular with the public. Miss
Tonyth played the part Of Madeline, the
r woman who sacrihces everything to
lovaA The LADY IL . fine actress, and
4 - appeared to advantage In the character.
~ IVES enthusiastically received by the
eudienct and was several times called before
~ curtain. The company throughout was
GO q The strongest seen In Lancaster this
aooDon. Frank Lose, who II by no means
alsasgsr 70 LancaAter people, played the Part
Cs Aadrs LefeVre, the hero, In an artistic man.
nee. Henry Holland furnished thefun - Jean
Bsdsl and J. II. Fitzpatrick made capital
Dsvid CAaruet. The acting Of Miss Lilly
yane - Lucille Charuet and the other ladies
was very good. The costumes worn by
boeh the ladies' and gentlemen were rich and
slylish.
This evening the company will appear in
Nllarcslle," which was written especially for
lGiss Foesyth BY J. q. Roach, aud J. Annoy
Knox, of Teras Syftings. People who 60
g ~ e will not be disappointed, for the star
= we'll - her support are excellent
ne King Street. Thssirs.
~ the King street theatre there was large
suaisees Last evening to see Miss Ssllie
Hinton In the play Of "Little Sunshine"
Gho was satisiactoTy - Lilly Dduis, the
heroine, and her support was good. This
evening thsre will be change Of bill.
Manager HAlbach will secure . strong
speciality company - An attraction for next
Week, - there " no doubt that this class Of
shows are largely pstronized at this theatre.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-23
Live Dtock narkOs.

CHICAGO, March 2 The Dropers' Journal re.
ports Cattle-Receipts, 5000 head; shipments,
1000 market higher; shipping steers, $50 10
l.5OO D.. AoO05 90; stockers and feeders, o! q
- 20 cows. bulls and mixed. s3 o003 Is (; bulk.
Hogs-keceipts. 1000 head; shipments. 4.O0f
head; market strong and higher rough and
mixed. 6 o'6s 50 packing and shipping. 6 eO0
sheep-Receipts, 5000 head; shipmenta, 100
bead market stronger; natives, 8 0C74 80
u 5Oo5 62k.
EAST LIBIsrY.-Cattle - Receipts, 100 head
shipments, l3; market nothing doing. al
through consignments; shipments 70 New York
none.
Hogs-Receipts, 900 head shipments loo
head marset slow Phiiadelphiss, saos 80
pigs u 7505 90 shipments to New York, 5 cars
sheep . Receipts, $500 head shipments, 5000
market fair.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-23

G1no - of1ssunaeDausn.
~n n-,AA - e1ooo a the
- - = @ A0ea, The
~ ~ 1870 eeAooos here,
4U G1voDA NJ Ames hes
- - poblle SCHOOLS for
III SD - has bsen very
- ouAoG1D ~ = q sxcslleot Con-
- 1oGogW oetoochogu ere admirably
- MT. 4 M months ego M.
Douvo ~ hulr1 g direcocm b under.
- - WoalA - b . aeandidate for 70
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-23
Andy Ehman's Pardon,

The board Of pardons held q secret session
at Harrisburg on Tuesday afternoon. The
petition Of Andy Ehman for pardon wa.
considered and 1t was unanimously decided
to recommend pardon In his case 1t wa
enormously stated last week that the pardon
had been recommended then, but the pardon
board bad go much business that there wa
no time then for the consideration Of his
petition. The pardon, 1t is expected, will ar.
rive here some time this afternoon, and he
will be released when It arrives
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-23
George II. KiIlingsr's Fonsrsi

The body OF George II. Killinger, late pro.
prietor OF the Mannerchor hotel, was taken
Harrisburg on the $40 train this morning.
1t was accompanied by the family, relatives
and friends, including members OF the Odd
Fellows, Grand Army and Mannerchor.
Upon arriving at Harrisburg the body waa
taken to the residence OF William l.. Wind.
sor, from which the funeral was held.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-23

me Damage by the Big Snow Storm on Mon
0sv NIsht

osy Night.
The damage done to the telegraph and
telephone lines by the great SHOW storm are
being repaired as rapidly as possible. This
morning the Baltimore X Ohio line was got
into working ordekG6d Mr.. Kress, the local
manaesr, receiving and forwarding mes.
ssges as usual
The wires on the Lancaster 4 Quarryville
road and the Pennsylvania road are all in
working order.
The Western Union wires aud poles, all OF
which were broken yesterday morning, have
! not yet been repaired, but will be In day OF
| two
The Bankers & Merchants' line IL still
| down aud will not be in working order for &
| day or two
The telephone people are hard at work put
ting up their broken wires and replacing
their burntout instruments.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-23
Election Of Csp,.,n Deferr,d.

A meeting OF theiReynolds Rifles, Company
c, s!h Regiment, National Guard, Was held
last evening to elect q captain, to fill the
vacancy caused by the resignation of Capt NJ
+. Bowera There was no election held, tht
necessary authority notyet having been 70
ceived from headquarters. The vacancy vi II!
be filled in few days.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-23

EBw YORK, March %, l:3O p. m.-Aoney loaned
at 50 \ per cent Exchange steady, o. Ax64 s7k
Governments steady. Currency Ss.Q a6k bid; Al
Coup, q &ss bid: KS do. q COS bid.
The stock market this morning opened dull
and continued SO throughout the nrst hour oi
business but In the hour to noon on buying oi
Northwest Terminal the whole list strength
cnsd aud advanced = to lJs per cent. At the
time OF writing the market is arm but extre mely
m
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-23
fH1 KHl1D FOUND
WIN which 0ssrgs ". P0nix Was Stabbed
Hh COndisi0n To-day.

win which 0ssrgs ". Ponix Was Stabbed
Hh Condition To-day.
This morning, Henry Hoffman, who was
one Of the witnesses Of the stsbbipg OF g gorge
~. Pontz, found the weapon with which the
0eed was committed. 1t was under the step
q the house In which Mr.. Pontz was injured
Lsihaley, II u supposed, threw the kuIie away
hotore hts arrest 1t II an ordinary two.
bladed pocket knife, and the cutting was
done with the large blsde, which il trifie
over two inches In length. There are blood
marks on the knife, near the point. The
weapon IVES delivered to Chief Smith and he
handed 1t over to Alderman Barr. 1t will be
idautined at the hearing before that maR,s.
tEadb, after which 1t will be given to District
AAtpsney Weaver To be used In the trial Of
!. ~ cass at the April quarter sessions court
4 NJ. Pontz, the injured man, continues te
impeovs, and It u pretty certain that all dan
~ from his wound II past He Is suifsriu,
J 6cW pleurisy, however.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-23

Closing Prices-2 O'Clock p. m.
Wheat Corn. Oats. Pork. Lard
Chicago Produce aarRss

CHICAGO. March p, $50 q m.-Market opened.
Wheat-April, 16c; May, slkc: June, shc.
Corn April NsIc Nay, $3.50 June, &Qkc.
Oats-Aay. 2sIsc.
Pork-Msy and June. 80 50
Lard-May, q 50 June, o. SIX.
Short Ribs-Nay, b Is June, s %.
cIoerHo.
Wheat-March, '5kc April, 7sssc; May, slac.
June, s0kc.
Corn-Aarch. s4sic; April. sake Nay, sokc.;
June. A0skc.
Oats-Aarch, c4c; April. PAS; May, ac
June. PC.
Pork-March. 90 60 May. ssl 90 june. ssl 90
Lard.Msrch. q s!,f; April. q SIX Nay. q 20
June, 81 AK.
Kibs-Mafch,s q IS Nay, q IS June, sses OK
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-23
Before the Mayor.

The mayor disposed OF two cases this morn.
Ing. One was professional tramp by his
own admission, and he will spend the next
thirty days at the work. house The second
was lodRer who gave q good account Of
himself and he was discharged,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-23

On Saturday next the lSTELLIoxScER will issue
an extra edition. AL wishing to sdveItI-e In
this large edition should hand in their copy at
an early date. hegular advertisers will please
send in t.elr chsnge, by Friday.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-23

Next Tuesday. March %. Kasner Ltchty will
sell at his residence. on the turnpike between
Mn'srsville and this city, two good family
horses. carriage spring and other wagons ..
eletghs household ana kitchen furniture also
two sets OF biaeksmith's tools. Ths sails begins
q 10 o'olook,
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&53CS Per Acre

Mrs. Martha Kirk. has sold her farm OF 30
acres, at Glen Roy. Chester county, to L. Is.
Herr, OF Drumore township, this county, tor
$l6l0. Mr. Herr will occupy the house and
John Gray will farm the place.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-23
10 Meet in Fhis City.


II 1he semiannual meeting OF the state
Gnoeutivo committee Of the Young Mems
6kBiaGian association wss held Tuesday even.
- q the house OF the chairman, @. n. Nc.
s6S6)1g, In Harrisburg. The following
n6crs were present Governor James
12|1Sis n. r. Evans Phiisdsiphis G.
nshany, Altoona; J: Bsysrd Henry,
sas,peiai Hoosse Pe,ssI Us fpstsSaIg p.,sS general
SoUosA yohnst0wn; b. a OTTO, Williams.
D1tI ,. =. Robinson Pittsburg; h. A. Tag.
nBt state secsetasy. Reports were read
561Sived isom 0tats Secretary 8. A. Tssgarl
- N assistants, w. a. Bowen and 3. X.
o8sA showed encouragement and activity
eoaohOus the alats In al departments Of the
8 - unanimcusly ssrssd that the next
o eooveettoo - hold In this city, the time
~ ~ ~ business eommittsA
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-23

Jacob heline, well known citizen, died
N his home' 42o East Orange street. this
morning.
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HIS NeCk saved.

Janitor Titus has had his sentence com.
muted to impiison ment for lie, for the mur.
der OF Tillie Smith, at Hack ettsiown'
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Gard Of ThAnaa.

] hereby return my sincere thanks /, those
who cared tor my husband Monday evening
last. MRS GEO. W. PONTZ
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Dossee4 0v0 uaafe Oeasusy.
= - NsA ygo6eslsk Fog, Who len Q
49, ee0aty = ls79 fcs ely liSs. esle.
oGZ.eh1so uAaEsiaoe annivsraary
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-23

II. B. Danner, for notary public OF Ian he! 10
has been confirmed by the Senate.
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A. opposition has bean struck. and Va pro-
pose 10 keep on. We have entered the ring TO
the School Of Economy and Square Dealing. Ws
are bouc to win.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-02-08
SUMMONS.
TERRITORY OF IDAHO, ! ss

TERRITORY OF IDAHo,l Ga
County of Alturss.
In the Probate Court of Alturas County Territory
of Idaho.
Olympia zoeger, Plaintiff, We. Joseph Brown, De-
PENDANT
To Joseph brown, Defc ndant:
In the name OF the People of the United
States in the TIE itory of Idaho:
You are here notified that there is now On file
in the Office II the Probate Court of the County of
Alturas, y. the Territory of Idaho, the complaint
of Olympia Zoager, demanding of you the sum of
Two Hundred and Fifteen Dollars tS2l5OO) to-
gethor with interest at the rate of ore aud one
half u " FER cent. per month. and attorney fees,
upon the following cause of action: promissory
note now dine and unpaid.
And You hereby notified that unless yoa
appear and answer to said complaint at my once
in HALEY Idaho Territory, within ten days lex
elusive OF the day of servicel, after the service
on you OF this summons, II served within this
county; or, II served out of this county but in
this District within twenty days: otherwise
within forty days, or judgment by default will be
taken against You for the sum Of S2l5.O0 interest
and attorney fees together with the costs of suit
In testimony whereof I, II. C. Street
Probate Judge, have hereunto set my
hand snd affixed the seal of said Court
lSEALl at HALEY Idaho. this I'd day of Decem.
Der, A. D. 1886
II. c. STREET. Probate Judge
oe2 EH-ofteie Clerk OF the Probate Conrt
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